LexisNexis Risk Solutions is spotlighting the forces reshaping home insurance, showing how extreme weather and rising repair costs are driving higher deductibles and bigger out-of-pocket surprises for homeowners. With climate losses mounting, the company helps frame a critical consumer conversation around risk, coverage and the true cost of being unprepared.
The Speak Foundation wants to reshape rare disease drug development by ensuring patients are involved from the very start, not after key decisions have already been made. As Kathryn Bryant Knudson puts it, “patients are not a renewable resource” — a powerful reminder that authentic patient voices are essential to smarter, more inclusive clinical trials.
Georgia’s rise to the top of U.S. data center construction shows how AI-driven demand is reshaping the state into a national hub for digital infrastructure, investment and development. EverOn has emerged as the key player in that boom, harnessing Georgia’s surging market to expand its operations and position itself at the center of the state’s fast-growing data center economy.
As the United States continues to celebrate its 250th birthday, the national paper’s iconic arts roundup highlights America’s longest-running ballet – Atlanta Ballet – and its “Passion and Pride” program.
EverOn Data Center Services officially launched its world headquarters in Atlanta. The spinoff of T5’s services division will focus on construction and operations, capitalizing on booming AI-driven data center demand with a $5 billion construction backlog, more than 800 employees and plans for rapid national expansion.
The McClanahan siblings have each found joy, independence and a sense of belonging at the Center for Courageous Kids, and Cookerly found the perfect place to tell their inspiring story – People magazine.
Breast cancer doesn’t discriminate—while it’s most common in women, men can develop it too, and ignoring changes only gives cancer more time to grow. City of Hope Cancer Center Atlanta is urging every Georgian to know their risk, understand their family history, and make early detection a priority.
Anomali Head of Product Patrick Holt argues the biggest AI risk for MSPs and enterprises isn’t job displacement, but AI agents operating with broad, poorly governed access that can expose sensitive data far beyond what individual users should see. Organizations need stronger access governance, so AI can be deployed securely and responsibly.
Spice World pioneered jarred garlic to become “America’s Favorite Garlic.” From New Orleans roots to a modern Orlando HQ, the company’s top-selling product begins in California’s San Joaquin Valley. The Fresno Bee peeked behind the curtain to show where the magic begins.
Nick Sinkus is chief underwriting officer for Hiscox USA, a leading insurer for more than 600,000 small businesses. Here he offers advice on making contracts air-tight to allocate risk before anything goes wrong.
With more than two decades of experience in public relations and journalism, Mike is a strategic communications leader who focuses on media relations and reputation management.
He leverages his background as a former news editor to develop media strategies that drive visibility and engagement, excelling at crafting compelling narratives that resonate across print, broadcast and digital platforms. Mike has a passion for helping his clients understand how to create strategic communications plans that move the meter and uncover impactful stories to secure high-profile placements in top-tier outlets, such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN and USA Today.
His practice spans an array of industries, but he specializes in the healthcare, nonprofit and entertainment sectors, where he’s led award-winning campaigns for a variety of clients, including Kaiser Permanente, YMCA and Georgia Film Academy. His work for City of Hope, formerly Cancer Treatment Centers of American, began with its groundbreaking, development of a comprehensive marketing communications program, carried through establishing the hospital’s reputation for world-class treatment and spurred growth that greatly exceeded patient projections. For Georgia Film Academy, Mike, developed paid, earned, shared and owned media strategies that boosted course enrollment by 22% and established Executive Director Scot Votaw as a go-to industry thought leader. And as Georgia became the “Hollywood of the South,” he led promotion of Pinewood Atlanta Studios’ rebrand as Trilith, a unique 235-acre master-planned community designed for the film and creative industries that’s home to Trilith Live, Trilith Studios, homes, restaurants and retailers.
A native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mike earned his degree in speech communication from the University of Georgia. He is deeply engaged in the community, serving on the Board of Trustees for the Chattahoochee Nature Center and co-chairing the PRSA Georgia Healthcare Resource Group. An avid sports enthusiast and tennis player, he resides in Marietta, Georgia, with his wife and two children.